#Jan25 Egyptian protesters hold Tahrir Square. Egyptian Actor Amr ElKady: Revolution will not end until Mubarak Leaves. تقارير وحوارات - أتراك يتضامنون مع الثورة المصرية. وسيمة بن صالح-إسطنبول تظاهر حوالي خمسة آلاف تركي في ميدان بايزيد بإسطنبول أمس بعد صلاة الجمعة، وأدوا صلاة الغائب على "شهداء الثورة" المصرية.
وجاء ذلك بالتزامن مع مظاهرات يوم "جمعة الغضب" التي شارك فيها ملايين المصريين بمختلف أنحاء البلاد، مطالبين الرئيس حسني مبارك بالتنحي فورا.وردد المتظاهرون الأتراك شعارات معادية للرئيس المصري حسني مبارك وأحرقوا صوره، ورفعوا لافتات كتب عليها "الشعب يريد إسقاط النظام"، في إشارة إلى الشعب المصري. Solidarity protest for the people in Egypt hold in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Chaîne de AlJazeeraEnglish. Chaîne de AlJazeeraEnglish. Crise en Égypte : Moubarak s'entretient avec ses ministres économiques. Photo : AFP/Mohammed Abed Le comité exécutif du Parti national démocrate (PND) au pouvoir en Égypte a démissionné en bloc au 12e jour d'un vaste mouvement de contestation de la population qui réclame le départ du président Hosni Moubarak.
Parmi les membres du comité figurait Gamal Moubarak, le fils du chef d'État pressenti depuis plusieurs années pour succéder à son père. Des réseaux de télévision arabes, dont Al-Arabiya et Al-Jazira, ont d'abord rapporté samedi que le président avait lui aussi quitté la formation politique. Mais la chaîne Al-Arabiya s'est rétractée pour affirmer que le raïs restait à la tête du parti. Le président Moubarak a nommé le réformiste Hossam Badraoui au poste de secrétaire général du PND.
Washington a qualifié ce développement d'« étape positive », mais a dit s'attendre à des « gestes supplémentaires ». Plus tôt, Hosni Moubarak a rencontré les principaux ministres chargés des dossiers économiques. Dialogue avec les Frères musulmans. Egypt Officials Seek to Nudge Mubarak Out. Scott Nelson for The New York Times Soldiers tried to persuade antigovernment protesters to allow them to dismantle barricades in Tahrir Square in Cairo on Saturday.
More Photos » CAIRO — The United States and leading European nations on Saturday threw their weight behind ’s vice president, , backing his attempt to defuse a popular uprising without immediately removing President from power. American officials said Mr. Gazans feed hungry Egyptian troops « Occupied Palestine. PressTV – Sat Feb 5, 2011 12:12PM An Egyptian border policeman stands guard on Rafah border.
Over the last three days, Gazans have been giving food to Egyptian soldiers isolated on the Gaza border since the beginning of the popular revolution. Underground tunnels, which were used to bring basic goods from Egypt into the Gaza Strip, are now working in the opposite direction. Egyptian soldiers, who have been isolated on the Gaza border for the past 10 days, due to the internal upheaval, are getting bread, canned food and other supplies from the impoverished coastal enclave through the tunnels. Gaza’s merchants have also been sending vegetables, eggs and other staples into Egypt, where store owners have run out of stock because normal supplies are cut off by the unrest, Ha’aretz reported Friday. Since 2006, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have resorted to the so-called feeding tubes to deliver their basic needs to the enclave which has been sealed off by an Israeli blockade. Egypt Talks Start on Sidelining Mubarak With Protest in Day 12.
Egypt protests: government to meet key opposition figures. The standoff between Egyptian anti-government protesters and their 82-year-old president has continued into its 12th day, with Cairo's central square still under occupation and Hosni Mubarak maintaining his refusal to stand down.
In an effort to break the deadlock, a group of prominent opposition figures said they would meet newly appointed vice-president Omar Suleiman later today to discuss the possibility of him assuming power for a transitional period. The opening of any negotiations now between the government and opposition forces is being fiercely opposed by a wide swath of the pro-change movement, including the Muslim Brotherhood, former UN nuclear weapons chief Mohamed ElBaradei and many of the pro-change demonstrators on the ground, all of whom believe that talks should only begin after Mubarak resigns. Egypt-Israel gas pipeline attacked - Middle East. Unknown attackers have blown up a pipeline that runs through El-Arish area of Egypt's north Sinai area and supplies gas to Jordan and Israel, according to Egypt's state television.
The Jordanian route that runs from El- Arish to Aqaba and then up to Amman has been damaged by Saturday's explosion. But it has been reported that the gas pipeline running to Ashkelon in Israel has not been affected. The explosive material was placed inside or adjacent to the control station of the gas supply line. There were no immediate reports of any casualties as a result of the blast. "Saboteurs took advantage of the security situation and blew up the gas pipeline," a state television correspondent reported, saying there was a big explosion.
State TV quoted an official as saying that the "situation is very dangerous and explosions were continuing from one spot to another" along the pipeline. "It is a big terrorist operation", a state TV reporter said. The security presence in the Sinai province is very light. Egypt (and Beyond) LiveBlog: Settling In for the Long Game. 0132 GMT: We end tonight's liveblog with this report from Al Jazeera: 0036 GMT: There are reports of gunfire in Cairo.
We cannot confirm where exactly it is coming from or who's shooting. 0027 GMT: In a surprising development, 40 women protests in Saudi Arabian capital, Riyadh for the release of prisoners held without trial as part of the Kingdom's fight against terrorism. The Toronto Star reports: Women clad in black gathered in front of the Interior Ministry in central Riyadh watched by a heavy police presence, a Reuters correspondent said. 0014 GMT: It has now been confirmed through multiple sources that the video below shows the brutal arrest of Google exec and a designated spokesperson for the the 6th of April Movement, Wael Ghonim. 2347 GMT: The Associated Press now reports that 4 people have been killed and 17 injured in the shooting by police in El Kef, Tunisia.